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How do you get a perfect tan without damaging your skin?

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jonesleah Answered:

cheat, use the sunless tan or use spray on tan

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eniv4 Answered:

Which may damage your skin as well.

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zulul Answered:

Well it is all about eating tomatoes.

Here is a good article about it.

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TANEXPERT Answered:

well the best way to get a perfect tan without damaging your skin is to start off using high SPF eg,30 and eventually bringing down the number eg after four days use SPF20 and bringing it down to 15 but go no lower than SPF 10 AND ON EXTREMELY HOT DAYS LIKE INTO THE HIGH 30'S AND INTO THE 40'S CELCIUS USE VERY HIGH PROTECTION REGARDLESS OF YOUR TANNING PLAN

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hello129 Answered:

unfortunatly there is no save way of pretecting your skin aswell as getting a nice tan. the u.v rayes can realy damage your skin witch is why people where sun loctoin.

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hello129 Answered:

unfortunatly there is no save way of pretecting your skin aswell as getting a nice tan. the u.v rayes can realy damage your skin witch is why people where sun loctoin.

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maryycakess49 Answered:

UVA rays are what trigger melanin production in our bodies, which turns skin cells brown. However UVA is also what can penetrate past your layers of skin and into the blood stream, causing immune system difficiency and essentially causing melanoma (skin cancer). Tanning is risky and impossible to do without damage. Remember: tan=damaged skin. (No matter how nice it may look). Personally, I go with spf 10 because I love tanning but it at least keeps some of the rays out.